If you’re encountering issues uploading the W3Speedster plugin, it’s likely due to a server-side restriction. Below is a step-by-step guide to resolve it. Common Error Error Message: “The uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesize directive in php.ini.” Cause: This error occurs when your server’s PHP configuration limits file upload size. The W3Speedster plugin .zip file is […]
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Documentation for W3Speedster
Enable Caching Page with GET Parameters
Feature: This option enables the caching of pages that include GET parameters in their URLs (e.g., example.com/page?param=value). Functionality: When enabled, W3Speedster generates and serves cached versions of pages based on unique GET parameter values. Enhances performance for dynamic and content-rich websites, such as: E-commerce platforms Blogs with filters or query-based navigation Dynamic listing directories W3Speedster […]
Accessing W3Speedster
Once W3Speedster is successfully installed in your Laravel application, follow the steps below to access and configure the admin panel securely. 1. Access the W3Speedster Admin Panel Open your browser and go to the W3Speedster login URL: https://your-site-domain/w3speedster-admin/login You will see the W3Speedster login interface. 2. Log in Using Default Credentials Default Email: [email protected] Default […]
Accessing W3Speedster
Once W3Speedster is successfully installed in your Cake PHP application, follow the steps below to access and configure the admin panel securely. 1. Access the W3Speedster Admin Panel Open your browser and go to the W3Speedster login URL: https://your-site-domain/?admin=1&page=w3_speedster You will see the W3Speedster login interface. 2. Log in Using Default Credentials Default Email: [email protected] […]
CDN Settings
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Force Lazy Load Link Tag CSS
Feature: The “Force Lazy Load Link Tag CSS” feature in W3Speedster enables developers to intentionally defer the loading of non-critical CSS files such as icon libraries and font stylesheets (e.g., fontawesome.css, icons.css). These CSS files are typically large and not required immediately during the initial page render, making them prime candidates for lazy loading to […]
W3speedster Inner JS Exclude
Function: w3SpeedsterInnerJsExclude Description: Exclude the script tag from lazy loading, which is present in the pages view source. Parameter: $inner_js = The script tag s content is visible in the page s view source $exclude_js_bool = 0(default) || 1 Return: 1 function w3SpeedsterInnerJsExclude($exclude_js_bool,$inner_js){ if(strpos($inner_js,’Script text’) !== false){ $exclude_js_bool= 1; } return $exclude_js_bool; } function w3SpeedsterInnerJsExclude($exclude_js_bool,$inner_js){ […]
Unistalling W3Speedster
W3Speedster can be uninstalled in two ways: Through the WordPress admin dashboard (recommended) Manually via FTP or your host’s File Manager Uninstall via WordPress Admin (Recommended) Go to Plugins > Installed Plugins in your WordPress admin panel. Locate W3Speedster and click on Deactivate. Once deactivated, click Delete. Note: W3Speedster will automatically clean up the following […]
Uninstalling W3Speedster
Disable the bundle: Remove the bundle from root directory of your project. Remove the added files: Remove the W3speedster/EventListener folder from the src folder within the project root directory. Comment on the config: Remove or comment on the config line added while installing in services.yaml file from the project_root_directory/config folder Test application: Verify that your […]
Uninstalling W3Speedster
1. Restore Original Images Navigate to the Image Optimization tab inside the W3Speedster panel. Click the “Restore Original” button. This action reverts all optimized images back to their original versions in your current project directory. 2. Disable All Active W3Speedster Settings Open the W3Speedster Admin Panel via: ?admin=1&page=w3_speedster Manually disable key optimization modules: HTML Caching […]
